CURIO PRACTICE is a practice founded by Georgia Brunmayr.

Grounded in craft and how things are made to last, it draws from the idea of the curio cabinet. Once a place for objects of wonder and personal value.

Here, that idea shifts.

They are not kept at a distance, but lived with, handled, worn in, and passed between hands and homes.
The home becomes the cabinet.

Material is followed from its raw state into form. The connection between yarn, machine, and finished piece is not easily described, but felt. Decisions are guided by touch, knowledge, and an idea to try.

It is a celebration of process, and of the hands that shape it.

Curio is guided by a belief that good design can be considered, at times quietly witty, drawn to colour, touch, and natural materials in their highest state.

Each piece is produced entirely in Australia.

For commissions, collaborations, or conversation

enquiry@curiopractice.com.au

@curio_practice

Curio Practice works on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri, Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.